Boeing sales chief McMullen to retire, company memo says
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- ✓Boeing sales chief Brad McMullen will retire in December, a company memo said.
- ✓Ryan Weir, who currently leads North American sales, will take over the role.
- ✓McMullen helped lead the company’s commercial recovery after a 2024 mid-air door plug blowout.
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Boeing's global sales and marketing chief Brad McMullen will retire in December and be succeeded by Ryan Weir, currently heading North American sales, according to a memo seen by Reuters. McMullen helped lead the planemaker's commercial recovery after a 2024 mid-air door plug blowout, as Boeing works to regain market momentum.
Boeing jetliner sales chief Brad McMullen is retiring in December and will be succeeded in one of the industry's most high-profile jobs by Ryan Weir, currently in charge of the North American market, according to a memo seen by Reuters.
McMullen, senior vice president of global sales and marketing, led the company's commercial recovery from a 2024 incident involving a mid-air door plug blowout, and was seen as instrumental in soothing concerns from rattled airlines.
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